March 7, 1988 Table Of Contents
Focus
THE VERY LATEST IN MUSHING: POODLE-POWERED SLEDS
Spotlight
A COACH WHO WINS WITH RETREADS
By Franz Lidz
On The Scene
SUPERFISH: COMING SOON TO A LAKE NEAR YOU?
Dodgers
After two disastrous seasons, L.A. is enjoying pennant fever in Vero Beach
The Winter Olympics
Katarina Witt's Carmen turned out to be good as gold after Debi Thomas's came to a bad end in Calgary
By E.M. Swift
By E.M. Swift
Alberto Tomba, the bon vivant of Calgary, won two gold medals
By William Oscar Johnson
To the delight of her Bunch, Bonnie Blair had what it took to win a gold and a bronze medal
By Rick Reilly
Brent Rushlaw of the U.S. turned low comedy into high drama with a late dash for a medal
The Soviets struck gold again, and now may strike more in the NHL
The network gets a mark of just 4.8 for its Olympic coverage
By William Taaffe
Matti Nykänen streaked down the run and into history
Golf
The PGA Tour still refuses to lay out the welcome mat for Spain's Seve Ballesteros
By Jaime Diaz
College Basketball
By Morin Bishop
A Play In Four Acts
Nolan Richardson of Arkansas has seen a career of triumph nearly toppled by tragedy
By Frank Deford
Perspective
Now it's sleeper holds and airplane spins for a grand master
First Person
A famed author provides the plot; you add the words
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week Feb. 22-28
Compiled by Merrell Noden
Point After
By George, you'd better shape up by 1992—or else!
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Edited by Gay Flood
Edited by Steve Wulf
